paolo alessi

 Demetra is our dispensing mother, and has the imperceptible face like the Immeasurability of the gaseous universe, she is our protector of sacred laws.

 It is a dance of isolation.

This review delves into Demetra Sine Die’s album 'A Quite Land Of Fear,' highlighting its complex blend of post-rock, psychedelic metal, and sludge influences. The album explores themes of fear, human condition, and freedom through a rich sonic palette, combining dense instrumentation and evocative vocals. The reviewer praises the album’s atmospheric depth and symbolic lyricism. The style draws from bands like Tool, Neurosis, and Porcupine Tree, while maintaining a unique, introspective intensity. Dive into the haunting soundscape of Demetra Sine Die’s A Quite Land Of Fear and experience a unique fusion of fear and freedom through music.